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Diffusion Rate Analysis Worksheet

The document is a diffusion worksheet that includes diagrams showing substances at different concentrations separated by a membrane. It prompts the user to identify which substance will have a faster diffusion rate and to provide explanations for their choices. The worksheet also includes a temperature comparison affecting diffusion rates.

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Diffusion Rate Analysis Worksheet

The document is a diffusion worksheet that includes diagrams showing substances at different concentrations separated by a membrane. It prompts the user to identify which substance will have a faster diffusion rate and to provide explanations for their choices. The worksheet also includes a temperature comparison affecting diffusion rates.

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Diffusion Worksheet

1. The diagrams below show substances at different concentrations, separated by a


membrane. Out of each pair, say which one will have a faster diffusion rate, and
explain why.
glucose =

a) i) ii)

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b) i) ii)

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c) i) 10°C ii) 30°C

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